Thousands flee as new clan attacks hit northern Kenya after village massacre

14 Jul 2005

Thousands of villagers in northern Kenya fled their homes in fear as new inter-clan violence wracked parts of the remote region after at least 77 people were killed in a brutal massacre and reprisal attacks this week, officials and residents of the area said. Some 6,000 people from isolated communities sought shelter from potential revenge violence Thursday here in Marsabit, the region’s hub about 150 kilometers (95 miles) south of the village of Turbi where Tuesday’s bloody raid took place, they said. Full Story

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